Maximize Method

Maximizes the application window.  Corresponds to the Maximize action.

object.Maximize([Application])

Client support

   Newlook Smartclient only.

Use

Typically this method is used to maximize the Smartclient window, in which case the application argument is omitted.

Arguments

Application - (String, Optional)

String value specifying which application to maximize. This can be the executable name for the application or the screen title for the application.  In determining which application to activate the specified application is compared to the executable name of each running application.  If no match exists, the specified application is compared with the title of each running application. If no exact match still exists, any application whose title string begins with Application is activated. If an application still cannot be found, any application whose title string ends with Application is activated. If more than one instance of the application named by Application exists, one instance is arbitrarily activated.  If no Application is specified then the current newlook window is used.

Returns

No return value.

ClosedExample

The following example maximizes the Smartclient window:

VB SCRIPT:

Sub MaximizeScreen

System.Maximize ""

End Sub

JSCRIPT:

Function MaximizeScreen()

{

    System.Maximize ("");

}

 

The following example runs windows Calc.exe, sends Alt+3 to the application to toggle the calculator into Programmer mode then maximizes the calc window:

VB SCRIPT:

Sub OpenCalc

   System.RunApp "C:\Windows\system32\calc.exe"

   System.SendKeys "Calculator", "{Alt+3}", 1

   System.Maximize "Calculator"

End Sub

JSCRIPT:

Function OpenCalc()

{

   System.RunApp ("C:\\Windows\\system32\\calc.exe");

   System.SendKeys ("Calculator", "{Alt+3}", 1);

   System.Maximize ("Calculator");

}

Applies To

System object

See Also

Minimize method

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